Four women have accused actor and singer Jared Leto of sexual harassment when they were minors. This is reported by the BBC documentary Jared Leto: Hollywood’s dark secret, which will be broadcast this Tuesday evening. The victims claim to have suffered rape, calls with explicit language, and threats. The documentary gathers a total of ten testimonies that corroborate the accusations against the Oscar winner for Dallas Buyers Club (2013). The assaults allegedly took place between 2002 and 2016, when the actor was in his thirties and the victims were still adolescents.

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Actor and singer Jared Leto is the subject of an article in the digital newsletter Air Mail in which nine women report having suffered inappropriate sexual behavior at the hands of him. One of the complainants, for example, was sixteen years old at the time of the events (in 2006) and details how the award-winning actor asked for her phone number and, from then on, began calling her insisting on meeting up and steering conversations toward sexual topics, such as asking her if she had ever performed fellatio.